ayindejimmy:

I smell your own foolishness. The lady did a nice job.

Enough of seeing black and calling it white

saintandsinnerz:

And it will be better if you understand she was just saying it is good to be a polite woman and not trying to attack the female folks as you have Insinuated. Or are you saying it is not good for women to be polite and of good attitude?

MaziOmenuko:


She ended the show to give her time to step up to international journalism. You have no idea how many international news houses have contacted her to be there eyes and ears across Africa since after the confrontation.

That single event has shaped her career for good.

mikolo80:
And you remain in bondage ba. See ehn not everyone enjoys living life on their knees

Shymm3x:


Africa needs more brave leaders who can damn the consequences, to start correcting the wrongs of imperialism and white supremacy. But it has to be within a "democratic" structure where leaders should vacate the seat after 10 years...

Shymm3x:


Prick, how can the Duke of Yorubaland be "tribalistic" against one of his subjects? Lool.

Jokes aside, a lot of these Yoruba chics are unnecessarily uncouth and she took that crass behavioural pattern to journalism. That is definitely something I won't support. She is a disgrace to journalism, Nigeria, and Yoruba culture. And she does look like dracula. She is better off on radio than TV, to be honest.

Anyway, to those saying she is moving to the international media - keep fooling yourselves. Her accent won't cut it anywhere apart from Nigeria - those working for MSM are trained to speak a certain way. Yes, The Telegraph, might use sarcasm to call out her crude ways, while lauding her in the same breath cos they can't stand Mugabe - but they won't employ her in a million years even if she were the last journalist left on the planet. Bury ya heads in the sand.

ROSSIKE:
Why 10 years? Because of fear of western backlash? To hell with that. If an African leader wants to take 40 years to correct the effects of western theft of his nation's wealth, he does it.

Shymm3x:
Anyway, Dracula is a useful id.iot - victory for Mugabe and mama Africa.

Africa needs more brave leaders who can damn the consequences, to start correcting the wrongs of imperialism and white supremacy. But it has to be within a "democratic" structure where leaders should vacate the seat after 10 years. However, they can keep selecting folks people from the same party with the same beliefs.

DR Congo needs a Mugabe-esque kind of leader. Ditto a few other countries. Time to start thinking big and making African interests the priority. The people also should be ready to make sacrifices. It will be rough at first but beneficial to all on the long run.

Menace2Society:
When are u relocating to Nigeria or Zimbabwe bro?

Amara25god:
Mitcheeww....

Foolish woman, what were she thinking when she started all these problem, well she has to bear 'her cross'...


She wants to be regarded as a 'hero and the voice of the voiceless"...

Shymm3x:


When you and ya entire family start thinking big like real Africans should.

Menace2Society:
What a joke no comment

Shymm3x:


With a mentality like yours and some clowns prevalent on that continent, I definitely can't live around folks like that - unless you want me to turn into a serial killer killing mental slaves everywhere. I'm a big thinker whose existence is dependent on black pride and the consciousness on the continent right now isn't suitable for me.

This is O-dog and being around Chauncy is a sin - no slaves, no snakes, no jakes, and no fakes.

Menace2Society:
Bla bla bla and who the hell do u think u are?LMAO abi no be London u dey

joe17:
and that was a bad idea Wrong move

Shymm3x:


I'm the one who told ya mum to get on her knees and busted these nuts in her nostrils cos I just don't give a fvck. A true menace to the society.

Get with the programme, mate.

Menace2Society:
A very childish post coming from u chai!u fall my hand anyway my point is that if u love Africa so much u gonna leave the comfort of UK and do like your co nationalists then we can take u serious peace

Shymm3x:


Nah, I don't care about how you think I sound or what anyone thinks. I do me and I don't need cosign/ratings from anyone. Next time focus on the topic and whatever I posited and stop talking about irrelevant tripe most of you like diverting every topic to, with the nonsense about "go live in Russia", "go live in Zimbabwe" and other tripe.

I'm African and Africa was born inside me - so I don't need to "love" for me to talk about everything wrong with the continent and people living there. And as a black man, a better Africa free from the shackles of neo-colonialism, white imperialism, mental slavery, intellectual scums, white supremacy, and stuck in perpetual-underdevelopment/poverty/death/diseases is all I want.

Folks are out here in the trenches working assiduously everyday to decipher the unique problems of the continent and proffer solutions to it. But the only thing you and your ilk revel is stupidity, laziness, and maintaining the status quo cos you lot are too cowardly to make sacrifices. Perhaps Africa would be more enticing to me if there were less folks with ya mentality out there.

Menace2Society:
Stop over hyping yourself man!and stop forming Nationalist

Ymodulus:

Adeola is educating people, you only need to read the comments to realise many don't even know about the circumstances in their own countries. With such knowledge people are expecting more from their leaders and are no longer up for complacency.

Each country has problems but our continent as a whole has failed in many aspects, which ultimately brings those who are trying, down too. Our own presidents allow them to milk our continent (or in Nigeria's case - take their oil), these scandals include them too and benefits their own pockets. It's not as if they've been forced too by their colonia.


Yoi say me employ her? Adeola is a talented, intelligent and courageous journalist who is an energy source. Some of the best interviews i have seen are hers. I will Never forget her interview with President Goodluck Jonathan on the streets of New York. It was a candid honest interview.
Adeola is free press personified and asking Mugabe said questions was the right thing to do.
Its sad, she just want the blossom of courage , energy and determination to go off the air.

ADEOLA is my Hero.

You call her evil but yourself is evil. For seeing evil and not stopping evil you are evil.

Let me end with the words of Jesus Christ in the book of Matthew he said

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Bye

mikolo80:
You prolly never heard of rush Limbaugh or ann Coulter

Emphany:
it doesnt call for insults k? This is same reasons why some of you have family problems and gather for yourselves generational curses.

Emphany:
it doesnt call for insults k? This is same reasons why some of you have family problems and gather for yourselves generational curses.

Ymodulus:
ellechrystal

I am sure you never watched, the video you just went on to comment. Did you notice that Adeola Fayehun of Sahara Reporters, was sarcastic a bit?
Did you also notice she truly believe she never did anything wrong?

Did you also [b]noticed that Christine Amanpour of CNN asked Mugabe same question Adeola asked Mugabe in Nigeria? Yet no one called Christine Amanpour an irresponsible journalis[/b]t?
Did you notice, how she stressed the hypocrisy of Nigerians?

Same Nigerians say her actions were non patriotic, yet same Nigerians laugh at same president muhabe and say he his a bad president.

I am not surprised, this is a major reason Africa is far from development and improvement. Nigeria is a country where truth and fairness will never happened. We are people that hate the truth, everything we do we are not sincere. What i observed over the years no matter how good and beautiful a thing is, take it to nigeria within a flash that thing becomes bad and ugly because of who we are. Look at religion both muslim and christianity, electricity. education, socio_economic life. We are far from civilisation, though we are independent we are still much in bondage. Adeola you too good to be talking about Nigeria.

Now I believe its true, when Nelson Mandela said 'it's a long walk to freedom'. As we Africans refuse to face the truth, that will ultimately set us free.

rocoh:


hmmm from the preceeding it shows you agree she was rude. So i dont need to talk more unless you agree being rude is a virtue.

mikolo80:
YES IT IS WHEN YOU'RE DEALING WITH ALL THESE INCOMPETENT BABAS RUNNING US INTO THE GROUND
WE'VE TRIED POLITE
IT AIN'T WORKING

Guyman02:


I dont think anybody here will respond to your ignorance, Daily Mail sees nothing good about blacks and Africa thats all!

rocoh:


Hmmmmmmmmm

DjHypno:
Gibberish